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Editorial requirements

The composition of the text:

Name and surname of the Author

The title of the article in Polish

The title of the article in English

Abstract in Polish (up to 800 characters)

Abstract in English (up to 800 characters)

The text of the article

Bibliography

Note and the author (including: academic title, academic degree, name of the institution in which he is employed, short biographical note should not exceed 200 characters).

In the case of reviews, please give: name and surname, title, publishing house, place and year of publication, total number of pages of the reviewed work.

The name and surname of the Author should be placed under the text.

In the case of a report, the following should be provided: the title of the conference (seminar, etc.), the exact date of the holding, and the organizing institution.

The name and surname of the Author should be placed under the text.

Format and font:

Suggested Times New Roman font

Font size: 12 points

Space: 1.5 lines

Double-sided equalization

Tabulator: 1.25

The volume of the article: 20 pages with footnotes

The volume of reviews and reports: no more than 10 pages

In addition to the title of the article and the subtitles, distinctions in the form of bold text should not be used.

Do not use underscores.

Italics should include the titles of books and articles as well as foreign language expressions.

Quotes should be taken in quotes.

footnotes:

Footnotes should be placed at the bottom of the page, according to continuous numbering.

Font size: 10 points

Rules for the preparation of footnotes:

• MONOGRAPHS

First letter of the first name (or first names), period, last name, colon, title of the work, period, place and year of publication, comma, page number, period.

Example: L.C. Thurow: The future of capitalism. How today's economic forces shape the world of tomorrow. Wrocław 1999, p. 171.

• COLLECTIVE WORKS

First letter of the first name (or first names), period, author's name, colon, title of the article, period, W: title of the book, period, Red. first letter of the first name (first name), period, editor's name, period, place and year of publication, comma, page number, period.

Example: S. Wróbel: Theories of modernization and modernity. Selected problems. In: Modern school. Modernity at school. Sketches and studies. Ed. A. Rosół, M. Szczepański. Częstochowa 1995, pp. 20-21.

• ARTICLES WITH SCIENTIFIC NAMES

First letter of the first name (or first names), period, last name, colon, title of the article, period, title of the magazine in quotation marks, year, comma, number, comma, page number, period.

Example: B. Łomiński: US policy towards Russia in the 1990s. Przegląd Politologiczny, 1998, no. 3-4, pp. 19-33.

• PUBLICATIONS ON THE INTERNET

First letter of the first name (or first names), period, last name, colon, title of the work, comma, link, comma, date of reading according to the format dd.mm.yy, period.

Example: A. Dream: How to Judge Globalism, http://www.prospect.org/print/V13/1/sen-a.html, 13/12/2005.

• Use commonly accepted Latin abbreviations, such as: ibidem, idem, op. cit. (without using italics)

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